Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-04
Mrs. a. d. Goodrich left Monday for
IN extensive visit at DuplainS.

spent sunday at her home at TaSas.
Eli Brewbaker is at Shepherd in the
bank in place of II. j, Ward who is sick
Rev. j. F. Richards, of st. Louis,
preached at the college last Sunday
afternoon.
Howard City is trying to have the
n Drthwestern Cutter company locate
at that place.
If YOU want a good smoke. YOU will
find the NJ b. Cigar the best.
Pres. Hunting will preach at Detroit
next Sunday at the jefferson Ave. Pres
byterian church.
j. W. Holmes & Co. are shipping
their storage of eggs amounting to Is,
900 dozens. Eggs actly.
Owosso's s25, o % bonds for the L &
A A. shops were purchased by Little
Jake" Seligman of Saginaw.
The farmers who have not dug their
potatoes are humping themselves to
get them under cover for the winter.G
Kalamazoo has new capsule fac
tory
The Mt. Pleasant schools and church
eS are closed on account OF diphtheria.
thought to be caused 10y impure water.
Mrs. Will Vanderheyden and Miss
Dora Vanderheyden, of Ionia, spent
Sunday with VIII Vanderheyden, jr..
Of the Sanitarium.
Miss l.. A. Stevens, instructor in mu-
sic at the college, expects to give a mu-
sical concert soon. Watch for the date
as it will he a gran treat.
Fine Box Pape,; forty shades Of
French tissue at ebb's
Several of the College students and
members Of the faculty attended the
first lecture of the citizens course at st.
Louis last week
John Burns, of st Louis. and Miss
Frances Sanford a highly respected
young lady. Of Ionia, were married last
Tuesday at the brides parents
"Benefcially placed within the reach
Of all they appear like trophies to be
worn 10y those whose success fully con
tend against vice and incidence. st.
Louis Republican.
Fine Erecot dress ilannels double
width at i5 cents at the Bee Hive
NJ j. Follett, formerly of this Office
has accepted position on the Carscn n
City Gazctte Mary is a good printer
and already grand improvement can
be seen in the typographical appearance
in that paper We judge he has gone
to proof reading
Mrs. l.. w Miller and her children
joined her husband here last Monday.
They are nicely fixed up in the rooms
over b. W. Ell sons store where Mr.
Miller is prepared to execute all kinds
Of Photos in first class style.
Mems Rubber boots l99 cent at the
Bee live
Mrs. } W Fream of 81 Louis, is about
to remove TO Alma in order to give her
chilIren the superior advantages of the
Alma Union schools; thus do the people
attest their appreciation of the efforts
Of our school board, to make the Alma
Union school second to none. Join the
procession.
The RECORD until Jan. lst lss9. for
Sl.25.
The RECORD desires reports from all
the schools of the county whether grad
ed or not In order TO secure tlrese
reports and to keep teachers informed,
so far as possible, the paper will be
sent regularly gratis, to all teach
ers in the county who will send their
names and address and express their
willingness to contribute their mite to-
ward making this department inter
estng.
\ visit to the Photograph gallery of
l.. w. Miller and an examination of
specimens SO deftly arranged 10y Mr.
aud Mrs. Miller, can not fail
to convince the most fastidous of
his ability and skill in ms line of work.
Those in want of first class pictures
can do no better than to call at his
rooms, over the store of b. w. Ellison
Pictures "A No. " Prices reasonable
Give him call and be convinced.
Don't forget the old reliable Lucky
Stars at Webbs. AS
The several local committees having
in charge the petitions asking for q
special election To be called for the
purpose Of voting on local option" il
Is Ibella county met at the Office Of tn,
Hon. |. \. Fancher Oct 81. The sigma
lures to the petitions were ample il
proportions and the central commtte,
sent the same to the county clerk Will